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The lowest-poverty (most affluent) public high schools in Seattle, Washington

Across Seattle, Washington, 21 public high schools are ranked here, ranked by the smallest share of students eligible for free or reduced-price lunch. Lincoln High School leads the list at 11.6%, against a median of 43.5% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Seattle, Washington

Best % FRL

11.6%

Median % FRL

43.5%

LOWEST POVERTY · SEATTLE, WASHINGTON

#	School	City	District	Level	Students	% FRL
1	Lincoln High School	Seattle, WA	Seattle School District No. 1	High	1,770	11.6%
2	Ballard High School	SEATTLE, WA	Seattle School District No. 1	High	1,697	12.7%
3	The Center School	SEATTLE, WA	Seattle School District No. 1	High	165	14.5%
4	Roosevelt High School	SEATTLE, WA	Seattle School District No. 1	High	1,542	18.2%
5	West Seattle High School	SEATTLE, WA	Seattle School District No. 1	High	1,479	18.4%
6	Ingraham High School	SEATTLE, WA	Seattle School District No. 1	High	1,391	31.1%
7	Nova High School	SEATTLE, WA	Seattle School District No. 1	High	256	33.6%
8	Summit Public School: Sierra	Seattle, WA	Summit Public School: Sierra	High	214	38.3%
9	Nathan Hale High School	SEATTLE, WA	Seattle School District No. 1	High	1,052	38.8%
10	Garfield High School	SEATTLE, WA	Seattle School District No. 1	High	1,507	41.2%
11	Summit Public School: Atlas	Seattle, WA	Summit Public School: Atlas	High	566	43.5%
12	CHOICE Academy	Seattle, WA	Highline School District	High	176	49.4%
13	Cleveland High School STEM	SEATTLE, WA	Seattle School District No. 1	High	875	50.1%
14	Interagency Open Doors	Seattle, WA	Seattle School District No. 1	High	132	50.8%
15	Chief Sealth International High School	SEATTLE, WA	Seattle School District No. 1	High	1,184	51.6%
16	Franklin High School	SEATTLE, WA	Seattle School District No. 1	High	1,277	57.2%
17	Talley High School	Seattle, WA	Renton School District	High	248	64.5%
18	Rainier Beach High School	SEATTLE, WA	Seattle School District No. 1	High	854	66.9%
19	Interagency Programs	SEATTLE, WA	Seattle School District No. 1	High	211	68.2%
20	Evergreen High School	Seattle, WA	Highline School District	High	1,080	74.9%
21	Seattle World School	SEATTLE, WA	Seattle School District No. 1	High	218	89.4%

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